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Sometimes life calls for a meal at an expensive restaurant, and these are the priciest spots in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Thanksgiving leftovers can be delicious, but you don’t want to get sick. 

Brunch is a time of day when morning meets afternoon, savory meets sweet, day-drinking is encouraged, and bacon goes on anything.

If you’re curious what your grandfather was eating for a buck back in the day, read on to find out exactly what food you could buy for a dollar from 1937 until 2000.

Health education in public schools has changed a lot since you attended. Here are some things you were taught that are actually false.

Your favorite Food Network stars may be household names, but there's a lot more to them than what you see on TV.

You can make this red guajillo sauce ahead of time and store it in the refrigerator for up to a week.

Thanksgiving is a time of indulgence, but you may want to try to make healthier choices this year. But is white or dark meat healthier for you?